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Organization Development: An Instructor’s Guide for Effective Teaching by Joao V. GallosPurpose of this Instructor’s GuideThe purpose of this instruct an-instructors-guide-to-organization-developmenttor’s guide is to support and energize individuals who use Organization Development: A Reader in their teaching - instructors who teach courses on organizational change, OD, the history of the field, leading change, consulting skills, and organizational effectiveness and health in undergraduate and an-instructors-guide-to-organization-developmentgraduate programs in management, the professions, and the administrative sciences, as well as those involved in professional development and corporatean-instructors-guide-to-organization-development
education activities. More specifically, this guide provides opportunities for both new and seasoned educators to leam more about (1) the possibilitiOrganization Development: An Instructor’s Guide for Effective Teaching by Joao V. GallosPurpose of this Instructor’s GuideThe purpose of this instruct an-instructors-guide-to-organization-developmenting Organization Development; and (3) suggested cases, activities, and other support materials that complement use of Organization Development.Overview of the Instructor’s GuideThis instructor’s guide is divided into four parts. PART 1 provides an introduction to Organization Development: A Reader. an-instructors-guide-to-organization-developmentIl discusses the overall purpose and content of the book, the philosophy and central tenets that underpin it. PART 2 explores teaching with Organizatian-instructors-guide-to-organization-development
on Development. It contains chapter-by-chapter summaries and suggested ways to think about teaching various kinds and levels of OD and change courses.Organization Development: An Instructor’s Guide for Effective Teaching by Joao V. GallosPurpose of this Instructor’s GuideThe purpose of this instruct an-instructors-guide-to-organization-developments. PART 4 summarizes sources for cases, films, videos, and other internet-based teaching materials.How to Use This Instructor’s GuideThis instructor’s guide is designed to provide something for everyone interested in using Organization Development: A Reader in their work. Where to begin and how best an-instructors-guide-to-organization-development to use the guide depends on individual needs and experience. Users considering Organization Development as a text in an existing course may want to ban-instructors-guide-to-organization-development
egin with the chapter-by-chapter notes in PART 2 to explore the content and logic of the volume, as well as the range of authors and topics explored. Organization Development: An Instructor’s Guide for Effective Teaching by Joao V. GallosPurpose of this Instructor’s GuideThe purpose of this instruct an-instructors-guide-to-organization-developmenttructors content with their current course text and in search of supplements readings may wish to explore the chapter-by-chapter notes in PART 2, and then the suggested activities to teach specific topics in PART 3. These provide opportunities for instructors to reflect on how Organization Developme an-instructors-guide-to-organization-developmentnt can add dimensions to their present course readings, and suggest ways to reorganize or add specific topics or experiential components to their curran-instructors-guide-to-organization-development
ent courses. Those developing new courses or seeking a major change in their current teaching will find the suggested syllabus a good place to begin.IOrganization Development: An Instructor’s Guide for Effective Teaching by Joao V. GallosPurpose of this Instructor’s GuideThe purpose of this instruct an-instructors-guide-to-organization-development on how to develop and conduct sound, enjoyable, and learning-filled courses on organization development and change. Sample course outlines in PART 3 are a starting point for working with diverse student audiences (undergraduate, graduate) in different kinds of courses (theory-based, skills-based, m an-instructors-guide-to-organization-developmentix of the two). Executive educators and trainers will appreciate the materials, activities, and cases sources; ways to think about facilitating the dean-instructors-guide-to-organization-development
velopment of change management-related skills for specific audiences; and the ease with which suggested course and class designs that can be adapted tOrganization Development: An Instructor’s Guide for Effective Teaching by Joao V. GallosPurpose of this Instructor’s GuideThe purpose of this instruct an-instructors-guide-to-organization-developmentr added convenience, download the entire Instructors Guide to their desk-top computers.] The guide offers a handy reference for quick reviews of chapters before class, an easy way to check for consistency between instructor views and author perspectives, and a source of possible class designs and ca an-instructors-guide-to-organization-developmentses.AcknowledgmentsIn preparing these materials, there are important people to thank. My dear husband. Lee Bolman, and my wonderful sons, Chris and Bran-instructors-guide-to-organization-development
ad, get love and appreciation for their unending affection and support - and public praise for being such great, all-around, good people. Chris BolmanOrganization Development: An Instructor’s Guide for Effective Teaching by Joao V. GallosPurpose of this Instructor’s GuideThe purpose of this instruct an-instructors-guide-to-organization-development a working professional in global financial management. Ben Nemenoff, graduate research assistant at the Henry w. Bloch School of Business and Public Administration, is a godsend and a trusted source of organization and support. Finally, I thank students over the years who have taught me much -and e an-instructors-guide-to-organization-developmentndured with grace and open minds more than their share of experiments to make learning deep, relevant, and fun.The AuthorJoan V. Gallos is Professor oan-instructors-guide-to-organization-development
f Leadership at the Henry w. Bloch School of Business andPublic Administration al the University of Missouri-Kansas City, where she has also served asOrganization Development: An Instructor’s Guide for Effective Teaching by Joao V. GallosPurpose of this Instructor’s GuideThe purpose of this instruct an-instructors-guide-to-organization-development the Higher Education Graduate Programs. Gallos holds a l>aihelor’s degree cum laude in English from Princeion University, and master’s and doctoral degrees from the Harvard Graduate School of Education, she has served as a Salzburg Seminar Fellow; as President ol the Organizational Behavior Teachin an-instructors-guide-to-organization-developmentg Society: as editor of the Journal of Management Education: on numerous editorial boards, including as a founding member ol Atademv ol Managemenl l ean-instructors-guide-to-organization-development
arning and Educ ation; on regional and national advisory boards including the Organizational Behavior leaching Society The Forum for Early Childhood OOrganization Development: An Instructor’s Guide for Effective Teaching by Joao V. GallosPurpose of this Instructor’s GuideThe purpose of this instruct an-instructors-guide-to-organization-developmenteadership Forum, and the Mayor’s Kansas City Collaborative for Academic Excellence; on the national steering committee for the New Models of Management Education project (a joint effort of the Graduate Management Admissions Counc il and the AACSB - the International Association for Management Educat an-instructors-guide-to-organization-developmention); on the w. K. Kellogg Foundation College Age Youth Leadership Review Team; on the University of Missouri President's Advisory Council on Academican-instructors-guide-to-organization-development
Leadership: and on various civic, foundation, and nonprofit boards. Dr. Gallos has taught at the Radcliffe Seminars, the Harvard Graduate School of EOrganization Development: An Instructor’s Guide for Effective Teaching by Joao V. GallosPurpose of this Instructor’s GuideThe purpose of this instruct an-instructors-guide-to-organization-developmentHarvard Graduate School of Education, the University of Missouri, Babson College, and the University of British Columbia. She has published on professional effectiveness, gender, and leadership education; is editor of Organization Development: A Jossey-Bass Reader (2007) and Business Leadership: A J an-instructors-guide-to-organization-developmentossey-Bass Reader (2n(i edition) (forthcoming), co-author of Teaching Diversity: Listening to the Soul, Speaking from the Heart (Jossey-Bass, 1997), aan-instructors-guide-to-organization-development
nd developer of numerous published curricula and teaching support materials, including those for Management Skills: A Jossey-Bass Reader (2005); receiOrganization Development: An Instructor’s Guide for Effective Teaching by Joao V. GallosPurpose of this Instructor’s GuideThe purpose of this instruct an-instructors-guide-to-organization-development93, Gallos accepted the Radcliffe College Excellence in Teaching award. In 2002-2003, she served as Founding Director of the Truman Center lor the Healing Arts, based in Kansas City's public teaching hospital, which received the 2004 Kansas City Business Committee for the Arts Partnership Award as t an-instructors-guide-to-organization-developmenthe best partnership between a large organization anti the arts.Part 1: All Introduction to Organization Development: A ReaderOverall Purpose of the Boan-instructors-guide-to-organization-development
okOrganization Development: /1 Reader is a compendium of 47 chapters, created tocapture the best thinking on the current and future state of organizatOrganization Development: An Instructor’s Guide for Effective Teaching by Joao V. GallosPurpose of this Instructor’s GuideThe purpose of this instruct an-instructors-guide-to-organization-developmentNewcomers to the field can read the book cover to cover and explore organization development’s foundation, scope, focus, purpose, and methods. Experienced consultants and change agents will find chapters that capture best thinking on key topics—resources for fine-tuning skills, learning about interv an-instructors-guide-to-organization-developmentention options, envisioning organization development’s future, or reflecting on the larger issues in organizational health, growth and change. Leadersan-instructors-guide-to-organization-development
and managers will find the resources they need to understand the route to organizational health and effectiveness, and to develop, launch, and nourisGọi ngay
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